Comments by "Solo Renegade" (@SoloRenegade) on "UATV English" channel.

  1. they just want to consolidate their ill-gotten Ukrainian territory. no pause, keep the pressure up and push them out.
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  2. If Russia can't handle Ukraine now, attacking NATO would be absolute suicide for Russia.
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  3. died attacking a foreign country trying to mind its own business
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  4.  @dangivenph4205  the nukes saved millions of lives. The US told Japan Exactly which cities were going to be nuked and dropped leaflets on them telling everyone to evacuate ahead of time. the Japanese gov forbade evacuation. Regardless, Japan attacked America, and so they don't get to complain when they lose a war they started.
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  5. can't have them telling the Russian citizens back home the truth either.
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  6.  @nogodsnomasters666  hundreds of times in history
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  7. It's going to be ironic when the Russian Army is defeated by the infamous Eastern European winter weather as their untrained and ill-equipped conscripts freeze.
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  8.  @myballsitchsomethingfierce6319  al Qaeda attacked the US. and US sent an all-volunteer military to fight, and in over 20yrs of fighting lost fewer people and less equipment than Russia lost in March 2022 in Ukraine.
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  9. North Korea: "we are best buds" Syria: "we are best buds" CCP: "we play nice with Russia too"
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  10. Putin: "we're pulling out of Lyman as a good-will gesture, and to focus on holding the southern territories." The following day: Russia starts losing the southern territories.
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  11. Total Russian dead will likely be over 100k by Christmas. Keep in mind Wounded numbers are typically at least 2x-3x as many as the dead. That means when they get to 100k dead, they'll have suffered 300k-400k total casualties.
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  12. Russia: "they'll get a month of training." Soldier: gets 1 week 1 week of training: sitting on the floor drunk for 1 week with no equipment or weapons
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  13. that's the sound of a man who knows he's going to die
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  14. rural russia is worse than rural US in the late 1800s-1920s
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  15. I see Ukraine becoming an economic powerhouse in Europe after teh war
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  16. Russian military: barely better than the North Korean military
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  17. apathy and indifference all the way to their grave.
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  18. they are still in denial about WW2
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  19.  @RM-yw6xe  Same as the Soviet Union in WW2 losing 24mil people and sending men into battle without rifles. Nothing has changed since 1940 in Russia.
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  20. they'd be dumb not to. you can learn so much about how to win from listening in. we listened in to locals in Afghanistan and such too.
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  21.  @KishorTwist  keep coping as your country experiences regime change, civil unrest, and loses ground in Ukraine. why aren't you volunteering to fight for Russia if they are so great?
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  22.  @astrocraftz5029  exactly, but they've sent many more since the start, and current intel is that units still in Ukraine only have 20% of their manpower at best. They started with what, 210-280k? Then they mobilized ~190k, then another 300k? and still they are recruiting men, and these new conscripts are dying about as fast as they send them to teh front.
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  23.  @purplehaze8557  Kaliningrad would be easy to take if NATO got involved and wanted it.
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  24. it helps by forcing the russian citizens to accept responsibility for allowing their gov to exist as it does.
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  25. when a dog has rabies, you can't reason with it, you just kill it.
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  26. all communist countries look like that
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  27. straight up admitting to war crimes.
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  28. Sexual abuse? is that what you call murder?
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  29.  @thechancellor3715  Thanks, I'm still working on improving my Russian bullshit translation skills.
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  30. this is what happens when you have apathy towards gov
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  31. You will be judged by the company you keep
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  32.  @myballsitchsomethingfierce6319  wrong, you're confusing them with the Taliban. The US armed the Taliban in Afghanistan against the Russians, same as the USSR and CCP did to in Vietnam and Korea against the US. Al Qaeda originated out of Saudi Arabia, but set up shop and trained in Afghanistan (Taliban was in charge of the country though), and later decided Ramadi, Iraq was their global capital for some reason. And then when Al Qaeda was destroyed the remnants reformed as ISIS (Obama withdrew from Iraq prematurely to allow ISIS to form and destabilize Syria, nothing like war mongering politicians).
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  33. Russian: afraid of dying in a war Russian: commits suicide Uh....okay....kind of defeats the purpose don't you think?
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  34. why aren't you fighting on the front line for Russia if you think they are winning? shouldn't you be there helping out?
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  35. I don't feel sorry for them. their past/present apathy caused this. their continued indifference to the loss of life is their fault. if they wont fight against it, they are equally guilty as Putin.
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  36.  @michaeljohnson9760  that's fine too, but then they get to suffer the consequences of their choices.
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  37. these russians are truly revolting people.
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  38. UN has estimated total Ukrainian dead (civilians and soldiers), and it's a fraction of Russia's.
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  39. not to mention a lot of bodies would not have been recoverable.
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  40. 120-150+ 50 is a large platoon
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  41. it will be over 100k by christmas keep in mind Wounded numbers are typically at least 2x-3x as many as the dead. that means when they get to 100k dead, they'll have suffered 300-400k total casualties.
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  42. you know that's about a months pay in Russia, right?
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  43. and the Russian bots are still in teh comments claiming the Russians are going to regroup, get properly trained and equipped soldiers, and send these new troops to Ukraine. I keep asking them where their magical source of equipment and training cadre are going to come from.
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  44. Yes, not many people know that the demonstrations against the war in Vietnam actually inadvertently caused it to drag on longer.
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  45. they are sending many into combat without weapons.
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  46. they need to stop acting like sheep being led to slaughter and fight back.
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  47. they deserve it for what they do/allow to happen.
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  48. now Ukraine can shell the southeast side of the river.
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  49. 24mil from the Soviet Union died in WW2. How many millions is Putin willing to sacrifice in Ukraine?
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  50.  @henrybadiukiewicz8812  nothing wrong with having extra, but calling 50 men a company is ludicrous. a 50 man company is combat ineffective as a company.
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  51. keep the pain and pressure on Russia until the Russian people finally grow brains and intervene.
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  52. so much so Russia doesn't even want their dead back. they just leave them behind to rot.
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  53. they know. they know how many they sent, and how many came back. quite simple really.
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  54.  @lizakay3859  wrong, Ukraine was fighting dissidents.
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  55. much higher than that. Ukraine is estimating they are taking out up to 500 Russians per day now (casualties, not all killed), and given the targeting with cameras they can be reasonably accurate with their numbers.
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  56. naZis
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  57. The world is stopping Russia from doing something it never had the right to do in the first place.
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  58. same in WW2 too, no training, no equipment, etc. 12mil soviet soldiers and 12mil soviet civilians died.
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  59.  @GamesBond.007  The civilians weren't supposed to be there. Japan's gov kept the civilians in the target zone.
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  60.  @GamesBond.007  You do also realize that "Molotov cocktails" exist Specifically to be thrown at Russians, right? So yes, when Russians come to town uninvited, you through Molotov Cocktails at them. That's how it works.
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  61. 210k-280k
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  62. this is what happens when you have apathy towards gov
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  63.  @trucksanddirt1506  but you know that won't happen. not without metal bits driving them to move back to Russia.
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  64.  @SD_Alias  you don't even know what Capitalism is. bet you can't explain in 2 sentences or less (each) what Socialism, Communism, Capitalism, and Corporatism is. China would be better than they are if they were capitalist. but the gov controls the economy, and dictates what can and cannot be made, etc. that is not capitalism.
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  65.  @SD_Alias  exactly, you don't even know what Communism is, or what Capitalism is. And you do Not want to have to make a rational facts'-based argument, because you know you'll lose. When you agree to give me what you think teh definitions of Communism and Capitalism are, then we can continue this debate.
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  66. Remove Russia as a veto member of the UN, remove them from teh security council and Human Rights council.
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  67. WW2 Russian Conscript in line to get ammo: "where is my rifle?" Russian Political Officer: "You have ammo, you don't need a rifle. pick up a rifle when he dies." Russian Political Officer: points to guy in parallel line getting a rifle but no ammo Ukraine 2022 Russian Conscript in line to get rifle: "where is my rifle?" Russian Political Officer: "You have tank, you don't need a rifle. If your tank is destroyed, you wont need a rifle..."
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  68. I hear the Russian helicopter factory is in need of workers....
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  69. and no one is buying Russian equipment anymore either. even if they wanted to, Russia can't produce it.
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  70. Watching Russian's learn their military might was all a lie and propaganda is rather interesting. I've known for over tens years russia was never as powerful as people beleived, but even I didn't think they would be this bad.
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  71. many don't even make that much
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  72. Russia: hiring Afghan, Syrian, Iranian, imprisoned criminals, and other mercenaries to fight in Ukraine
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  73. Australia and the US too
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  74.  @kryzzan7039  there is no myth of immortality. but for Ukraine, losses simply matter less than it does for Russia.
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  75.  @kryzzan7039  Russia has more people, but to get them to Ukraine you must draft them. and tehy don't want to fight. Ukrainians have their entire population to draw from,a nd they want to fight, they want to defend their homes, their property, their freedom, their familites. Russia has already lost teh bulk of their trained military and are not raining more. Russia has expended teh bulk of their top military hardware already (missiles, tanks, aircraft, etc.), and their factories are not cranking out more. Much of the famed Soviet Union military industry came out of Ukraine, not Russia. Ukraine has already proven it has the superior wartime economy and industry. they've already been able to adapt and overcome, and Russia has failed to do the same.
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  76. Russia pretends like THEY were attacked and are merely defending themselves. They started this, they don't get to complain if the rest of the world shoots back at them.
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  77.  @dannythomson5239  but isn't it ironic that the places the UN/WEF and others hate most tend to be communist or dictatorships, even though they seek to bring about communism ruled by unelected elites themselves?
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  78.  @dannythomson5239  "cant have any one country going it alone", now that IS a communist principle that makes sense in this context. But communism is at least predictable, in that power struggles always occur in a communist order.
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  79. disorganized? as if they were organized to begin with. they had to lie to their troops just to get them into Ukraine in the first place.
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  80.  @rogerthat4545  Nixon actually tried to end the war shortly after taking office, as it was a campaign promise. He had the Pentagon bring him a plan to end it (mind you the Pentagon had a plan to end the war in the first 6months of the war, but since it wasn't a declared war, Johnson wouldn't let them enact it). He was about to enact the Pentagon's plan, that required first a surge of troops to end it , followed by the draw down. But protestors marched on D.C. and he became worried about the public perception of starting a surge and knowing the public would neither understand nor care that the surge was only temporary in the short term to end the war in the long run. The plan was called off. Once the US politicians finally decided to end it, the military was finally turned loose and and they ended it with about 2 weeks of fighting. Keep in mind, the US never officially declared war, and so invading North Vietnam was deemed not an option. Johnson started the war to get elected, then it got out of control. The US military won every major battle and could have ended it very early had the original plan been accepted and used. But it was all politics. It was all for political gain, and the military had their hands tied.
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  81.  @konradsartorius7913  yes, many died due to the Germans, starvation, resource mismanagement, etc. But at the end of the day, at least half were combat deaths (12mil soldiers) and the Soviet Government failed to protect its people. I'm willing to bet far fewer would have died if not for Soviet incompetence and total disregard for human life (including its own citizens).
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  82. 80s? try the 1920s in rural US at best.
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  83. Nothing says "winning" like declaring war on your own citizens.
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  84. too late, WEF in full swing
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  85.  @paladro  yes, but for the Russian populace, it will likely take 1-10mil dead to reach their tipping point.
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  86. Why do communist militaries perform these circus acts with their soldiers to demonstrate military "prowess"?
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  87.  @henrybadiukiewicz8812  wow, cry about it why don't you. nobody cares about your post. you responded to my post, and thus I in turn responded to yours since you clearly didn't get what I was saying the first time. how many times are you going to keep posting about it and whining? get over it and move on with your life. No one cares.
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  88. Russia: we invaded Ukraine because the West was threatening us. Perhaps Poland, UK, US, Finland, Sweden, etc. need to invade Russia because "Russia is threatening them"?
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  89. why not just dish it out themselves? there are hundreds of men being loaded onto busses like cattle for teh slaughter by a handful of enforcers. they could Easily overpower them.
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  90. Putin is treating Russian citizens like cattle for the slaughter house.
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  91. and even when Ukraine offered to return the dead to Russia, Putin refused to accept them.
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  92. What is accomplished by kidnapping all these people and taking them to a different country against their will?
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  93.  @michaeljohnson9760  Ukrainians and Russian soldiers alike equate Russian conscripts basically to being like shooting fish in a barrel. And all those dead Russian conscripts may be the tipping point for the russian people to finally stop being brainwashed cowards.
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  94.  @lizakay3859  you're just reading Putin's propaganda. bunch of blatant lies.
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  95. war crimes upon war crimes. is there a war crime Russia hasn't committed in Ukraine?
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  96.  Bruce Wayne  those conscripts are making it worse. Untrained, lacking equipment and weapons. Pure cannon fodder. They have no clue how to fight or to even stay alive in a war, let alone a modern war with high precision weaponry. Watching the remake of "All Quiet on the Western Front" is like watching a documentary of Russia in Ukraine. I'm a frontline grunt combat veteran with multiple combat tours and the idea of facing a modern war against a peer adversary with smart weapons and constant observation of your positions and movements is terrifying. I know what kinds of capabilities exist and it would be as terrifying as WW1 trench warfare to face off against such capabilities "naked" as the Russians are (lacking training, equipment, fire support, air cover, etc.).
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  97. there is an intercepted transmission of russia soldiers laughing about chasing a 13yr old girl and shooting her in the legs, and killing other children.
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  98. Russia is just a giant penal colony
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  99. Russia: doing the world a favor and committing suicide
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  100. bet those Ukrainians felt so liberated at the hands of the Russians.....
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  101. blows my mind. they have no sense of self preservation. just mindless drones dying as ordered. It's like they aren't even human, in that they just don't care.
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  102.  @GamesBond.007  Ukrainians have fled by the tens and even hundreds of thousands. Many have opted to stay put of their own free will. Men weren't allowed to lead due to the state of war, martial law and drafting, which are perfectly normal behaviors for a nation under military attack. But while not everyone is fleeing or being allowed to flee, not everyone is being forced to fight either. You're grasping at straws to try to be right, and try to prove my views are wrong and you're just making yourself look ignorant in the process.
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  103.  @stanr8946  Correct.
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  104. sacrificing the future of Russia in order to commit war crimes in Ukraine. brilliant move Putin, just brilliant.
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  105. never negotiate when you are winning, unless Russia is offering the following; Either, 1) Russia pulls out of ALL of Ukraine, pays reparations, subjects itself to the world court for war crimes. Or, 2) Unconditional Surrender.
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  106. UN has estimates, and they are surprisingly lower than Russias last I checked. I don't recall the exact numbers off hand though but I was surprised how low they were (including civilians). But I'm certain that does not account for civilian losses in the occupied regions.
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  107. what Russia is doing is absolutely disgusting and despicable.
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  108. and of Stalin in WW2
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  109.  DJTV  Myth? yet Russia is doing exactly it in Ukraine. Sending men into war with no training, no weapons and ordering people to shoot them if they retreat. they didn't come up with this overnight. they've done this in Russia for decades.
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  110.  @gaoxiaen1  Sure, all good points, but Russia does have greater numbers and technology than North Korea, and that is why I consider them to still rank better than North Korea. North Korean fanatics who've never once held or fired a real rifle in combat, are no match for a single machine gun.
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  111.  @nathanmcbow158  that's what the Russians have been doing for decades. They avoid politics and let their gov get away with anything. And now they are dying in Ukraine or in Gulags.
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  112. some have Mosin Nagants, and some have no rifle at all.
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  113. why lie? how did all these people coordinate their stories?
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  114.  @grmpEqweer  You are claiming communist russia is "capitalist"? It was capitalist after teh fall of the Soviet Union until recently. It's not capitalist now. Capitalism doesn't work this way.
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  115. no one home to protect the women from criminals. all the husbands are dead in Ukraine.
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  116. was never a problem. Some fled, men not allowed to, most returned.
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  117.  @SD_Alias  that's what communism is. theoretical communism is a pipe dream, that was created by upper class leaches, to gain and consolidate power to themselves.
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  118.  @SD_Alias  Communism is a fantasy, a lie, it is literally impossible for it to ever occur. every one who tries Socialism or Communism ends up like North Korea, CCP China, Soviet Russia, Cuba, Zimbabwe, Venezuela, etc.
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  119.  @SD_Alias  they are as close to communism you'll ever get. And anyone who tries to implement Socialism or Communism will suffer teh same fate. people who believe in Communism or Socialism are ignorant of the realities of nature and the truth of how economics works. Communism is as real as unicorns. It's a total made up fantasy.
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  120.  @SD_Alias  You answer me first. We first need to establish common understanding before we can argue differences. I'll even make it simpler for you and focus on the two ideas primarily in question. What is it that you think Communism IS? What is it that you think Capitalism IS? Explain to me what you think defines these two things. If you can't do that, we can't have any meaningful conversation as we cannot be sure of what the other person is talking about. And no rambling responses. give me an objective definition of each I can actually use. I cant debate you if I can't be certain what your views are. If you can't/wont articulate them to me, then perhaps you don't even Know what you beleive.
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  121. they wont risk their life fighting the russian gov, but they'll risk their life dying in Ukraine. Either way they lose, might as well do something worthwhile with their life instead.
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  122.  @vukmandusic9359  what are you going on about? I'm not from England for one. You're all over the place and incoherent. Ukraine is a nation of Nazis? now I know you're a Russian bot, trying to justify war crimes.
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  123. recruiting 60k more? russia must be taking serious casualties. I've hear numbers ranging from 16-19k dead, and thousands more wounded. wounded tend to outnumber those killed, and so are tehy approaching 40k-60k total casualties? (combat deaths/injuries, accidents, POWs, desertions, etc)
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  124. projection, a Leftist's favorite tactic
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  125. how so? Russians are being left where they lay in Ukraine, and Ukrainians are having to bury them. Russia refused attempts to return the bodies of the dead to Russia for burial. Can't have evidence of the Russian failure coming home for all to see.
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  126. murderers and their families deserve karma
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  127. exactly, letting themselves be led to slaughter like sheep. they can easily overpower the enforcers, they have sufficent numbers. cowards.
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  128.  @carolekjellander8917  they are contributing the murder of civilians in Ukraine, so yes, they should be punished.
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  129. this si good news for Ukraine. don't complain when your enemy appoints incompetent leadership.
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  130. look how many people who had political apathy in Russia are now dead, in prison, etc. The person killed by their own gov: "It wont happen to me."
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  131. I feel no pity for the Russian people or communist people. they brought it on themselves. they refuse to do anything about it.
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  132. until they get prisoner exchanged back to russia and are sent back to the frontlines once again. or executed in Russia for surrendering.
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  133.  @MB-xe8bb  so? that's not an argument and proves nothing. russia can't win by using nukes and they know it
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  134. Russian's still believe their gov's propaganda even after they are dead it seems.
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  135.  @kryzzan7039  the opening attacks in Ukraine were spearheaded by elite russian regulars, like teh Spetznaz, airborne, and elite tank units, etc. They've been decimated. And consider that the average spetznaz soldier only has 2-4yrs experience. In the US an average infantryman probably has more training and years of service and experience than a russian spetznaz, and is better equipped and supported. The Russian military sent their trainers to Ukraine, and so have no experienced soldiers nor trainers to train replacements. Their active duty soldiers lack competant officers, have basically no NCOs, and only about 2-4yrs experience average. Russia has been hilariously bad at logistics since well before WW2. Logistics wins wars, and russia has none. The west has logistics down to an artform, and I fought in combat alongside guys with 2-40+yrs of experience, a very elite NCO corps, and competent officers (many of them mustang officers). In Iraq I fought alongside guys who'd fought in Panama, Grenada, Vietnam, Iraq, Afghanistan, Desert Storm, Bosnia, etc. And that was just the guys in my Company. Russia has nothing to compare to that. Ukrainians are being trained by the British, US, and others, best of the best. They are getting proper training, proper equipment, before being sent to the front.
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  136.  @kryzzan7039  all of the ones they sent to Ukraine. as I pointed out already, Ukrainian casualties don't matter here. it's about how long the Russian's can last.
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  137. Russia continues to prove they are the monsters people painted them to be for decades.
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  138. they did bury some of the bodies, but they were still found
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  139. Ukrainians are getting a lot of learning on "get it done" and "just make it work", which will serve them well after the war as they rebuild their industry.
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  140.  @dannythomson5239  Sure, ignore the murder, torture, starvation and other abuses of the governments listed above, and blame it all instead upon banking, rather than the communist economic system they use. Coincidentally, the WEF, and international banking elite are trying to bring communism to Western nations now too.
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  141. even in China the people rise up against their gov more than Russians do against theirs.
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  142. my thought exactly. if NATO joined the right, all of Ukrainian territory would be recaptured inside of a week.
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  143.  @purplehaze8557  no it wouldn't. NATO will only attack it if Russia strikes first. And if Russia fires any nuke for any reason, the rest of the world will rain hell down upon Russia unrestricted.
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  144.  @zaphod22  you're a child. You clearly know nothing, especially not about teh MOAB. Ukraine has never used a MOAB, nor demonstrated to ability to do so. It only works if all Russian air defense is wiped out, and if air superiority is achieved.
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  145.  @Orthanderis  That's why North Korea doesn't let their soldiers train with actual rifles and ammo.
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  146. this is why you don't surrender to evil people, ever! better to die fighting.
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  147.  @NixonMayHaveBeenOnToSomething  what are you talking about?
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  148.  @mauriceosullivan6832  "The taliban ran the Americans out of there." lol, sure. more like hid and waited for us to simply leave of our own free will.
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  149.  @ndifrekeotu9086  nope, never called them an army, and you clearly didn't read what I said either. totally misconstrued everything to fit your perceptions.
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  150.  @ndifrekeotu9086  ? CNN fanboys? Who? nobody watches CNN anymore. I doubt CNN employees watch CNN.
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  151.  @samgyeopsal569  We fought Al Qaeda in Iraq. Al Qaeda was an international organization, formed in Saudi Arabia and trained some in Afghanistan, but for some reason they preferred Iraq. At some point they decided Ramadi, Iraq was their capital city and came there and fought us for it. Don't ask me why, makes no sense to me. Look how many Al Qaeda leaders were killed in Iraq. We were fighting Al Qaeda and others from around the world that hated America in Iraq. It was very easy for them to get into Iraq through the various borders such as Syria and Iran. And when Al Qaeda was finally defeated, a Pentagon analyst wrote a report about what would happen if the US withdrew from Iraq prematurely before things were adequately stabilized. Obama decided this report was a good battle strategy and withdrew, allowing the remnants of Al Qaeda to reform into what is now ISIS, which caused chaos and death in Iraq, but also spilled into Turkey and Syria, in an bid to oust Assad. Al Qaeda has everything to do with Iraq. We fought the Taliban in Afghanistan for no reason, but we fought Al Qaeda in Iraq. Ironic isn't it given all the rhetoric about the two wars over the years.
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  152.  @bunkerkorpf1440  "But it doesn't justify Russia invasion" what are you talking about?
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  153.  @bunkerkorpf1440  Yes, but that has nothing to do with legitimizing Russia invading. So not sure why you tried to tie those two separate issues together. I'm not the one trying to mix two separate ideas into one bastardized argument, so it's not I who has the brain problem here.
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  154.  @cuentaprincipal3225  US involvement in Vietnam wasn't supposed to happen. JFK was assassinated and LBJ took over. He wanted to get elected, and so got the US involved in Vietnam as part of his bid to get re-elected (the psychology of how wars get people elected is strange, but it is a thing). It worked and LBJ got elected. it was all for one man's big for power and ego.
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  155. Elon allows war criminals to scare him into doing their bidding
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  156.  @bodegacoast  he fears the threats from Russia about WW3, and thus he advocates declaring victory in favor of Russia and granting them everything they wanted, and rewarding them for war crimes they have committed.
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  157. training?
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  158. I support this.
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  159. Who actually believes these referendums are legit?
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  160. Russians aren't retrieving or burying their dead. That would provide evidence to the brainwashed Russian populace of how badly the war is going.
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  161. and how many countries will offer assistance to those who fled?
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  162. Western Politicians want the same for us in our countries.
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  163. Ukraine would probably negotiate with Russia if; 1) Russia pulls out of ALL of Ukraine, pays reparations, subjects itself to the world court for war crimes. 2) Unconditional Surrender.
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  164. Ukrainians are better off in a warzone than Russians are in their own country during peacetime.
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